ࡱ> M Cbjbj== -WW>l       . (((8 ),6). O)))))*y-E.hNNNNNNN$P RN .**..N4  ))N444.v ) )N4.N448Kc  lN)) P . (#2JM<lNN0O0N<Sm4LSlN4. .     Supplementary General Regulations For The Award of Combined Degrees with Education The University shall have power to award first degrees, prescribed by the Senatus Academicus for this purpose, with designation in Education to those candidates who, in addition to meeting the other requirements of the degree concerned, have completed a programme leading to an Initial Teaching Qualification accredited by the General Teaching Council for Scotland, and who have complied with the Supplementary General Regulations annexed hereto. This Resolution shall come into force on the day on which it is passed by the University Court 1. General Regulations To qualify for the award of a Combined Degree with designation in Education, a candidate must comply both with the normal Supplementary Regulations prescribed for the award concerned, and also with the additional requirements prescribed by these Regulations for degree programmes which have been accredited by the General Teaching Council for Scotland as leading to the award of an Initial Teaching Qualification. The programmes to which these regulations refer shall be prescribed from time to time by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), and are as contained in Schedule A hereto. This list may be amended from time to time. Before being admitted to a Combined Degree programme with Education all candidates must, in addition to satisfying any academic requirements for admission, satisfactorily complete a medical examination, and also normally attend for interview. The programme of study for each Combined Degree with Education shall be as approved by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) and as contained in the Schedule of Courses annexed to these Regulations. Notwithstanding the definition of credit contained in General Regulations for First Degrees 1, candidates on Combined Degree programmes with Education must satisfactorily complete all prescribed degree assessments to be awarded the degree. Notwithstanding General Regulation for First Degree 7, the validity of the class certificate for any period of School Experience shall be limited to the academic year in which it is awarded. In terms of General Regulation for First Degrees 16.1(e) candidates may not progress from programme year 1 to programme year 2 unless they have accumulated by award or exemption 100 credit points, including any Programme Year 1 requirements in School Experience. from programme year 2 to programme year 3 unless they have accumulated by award or exemption 225 credit points, including any Programme Year 1 and 2 requirements in School Experience. (c) from programme year 3 to programme year 4 of a non-honours degree unless they have accumulated by award or exemption 345 credit points, including any Programme Year 1, 2 and 3 requirements in School Experience. The Senatus Academicus, on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), may require candidates on a Combined Degree programme with Education to discontinue attendance on courses for that programme if they fail any period of School Experience on a second occasion. Any health, conduct, behaviour or other issue that could bear on the suitability or fitness for teaching of a candidate on a Combined Degree programme with Education will be investigated by the Education Degree Programmes Fitness to Practise Committee. However, where such a case relates to a matter falling within the Code of Practice on Student Discipline, it may be referred to the Fitness to Practice Committee only after procedures under that Code are exhausted and an allegation has been admitted or found to be proved. The Senatus Academicus, on the recommendation of the Education Programmes Fitness to Practice Committee, may suspend or terminate the studies of candidates on Combined Degree Programmes with Education who, following a proper process of investigation, are judged not fit to practise. In exceptional circumstances only, the University may suspend the matriculated student status of, or exclude from specified activities of the University, candidates whose case has been referred to the Fitness to Practice Committee pending consideration of their case. In all cases, any such suspension or exclusion shall be subject to the procedures detailed in the Universitys Code of Practice on Student Discipline, as these are prescribed by any Resolution of the University Court in force at the relevant time. Combined Degrees with Education may, on the recommendation of the Examiners, be awarded with Merit to those candidates who have achieved excellence in the School Experience elements of the programme concerned. SCHEDULE A COMBINED DEGREE PROGRAMMES WITH EDUCATION WHICH HAVE BEEN ACCREDITED BY THE GENERAL TEACHING COUNCIL FOR SCOTLAND AS LEADING TO AN INITIAL TEACHING QUALIFICATION Leading to award of the Degree of Master of Arts (MA) with Honours The programme in European Languages with Teacher Education (final intake September 2002) Leading to award of the Designated Degree of Bachelor of Science in Pure Science (BSc) The programme in Technology with Education Leading to the award of the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Science in Pure Science (BSc) The programme in Physics - Education Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Pure Science (BSc) 1. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Pure Science (BSc) may be conferred in one of three forms: as the Degree of BSc, or as the Designated Degree of BSc, or as the Degree of BSc with Honours. 2. Every candidate for the degree must unless granted a concession in accordance with Regulation 6 or 14 attend during one of the following minimum periods, as applicable, approved courses of instruction in the 51cg: (i) Candidates for the degree by full-time study only: not less than three sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc or of the Designated Degree of BSc and not less than four sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc with Honours. (ii) Candidates for the degree by part-time study only: not less than five sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc and, so far as consistent with the prescriptions for individual degree programmes, not less than six sessions in the case of the Designated Degree of BSc and not less than eight sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc with Honours. (iii) Candidates for the degree by a combination of both part-time and full-time study: such period as may be determined in individual cases by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). Note: For the purpose of this regulation full-time study during a session means either attendance in any session on not less than 45 credit points in each half-session, or (for candidates attending blocked courses) attendance on 30 credit points in each of two six-week blocks together with pursuance of studies prescribed by a Tutor appointed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) during the remaining blocks. Attendance not conforming to this definition is deemed part-time study. 3. Courses will normally be studied in sequence within a given discipline as follows: level 1, level 2, level 3, level 4. Courses at level 1 will normally be appropriate for candidates in their first session of full-time study. Courses at level 4 will normally be appropriate for candidates in their final session of study for the Degree with Honours. 4.1 The graduating requirements for the degree shall be as follows: Candidates first enrolled for the Degree of BSc before 2003/04 must achieve not fewer than 300 credit points, including (i) not more than 180 credit points at level 1 and (ii) credit points at levels 2 or above from at least two disciplines as defined by Regulation 5. Candidates first enrolled for the Degree of BSc during or after 2003/04 must achieve not fewer than 360 credit points, including not fewer than 60 credit points at level 3; Candidates for the Designated Degree of BSc must achieve not fewer than 360 credit points, including (i) at least 240 credit points at levels 1 and 2 and (ii) at least 90 credit points at level 3 from a single discipline as defined by Regulation 9; Candidates for the Degree of BSc with Honours must achieve not fewer than 480 credit points, including (i) at least 240 credit points at levels 1 and 2 and (ii) not fewer than 210 credit points at levels 3 and 4 chosen so as to conform to the specification of one of the Honours programmes specified in Regulation 11. Where a candidate wishes to count in a minimum curriculum for the degree more than 120 credit points from courses at level 1 in subjects drawn from Group A in Regulation 5 and these courses were attended in or before the Academic Year 1999/2000, the total graduating requirement as prescribed by 4.1 above shall be increased by 5 credit points for each 20 such credit points counted above 120. For such candidates, the graduating requirements for the Designated Degree of BSc and the Degree of BSc with Honours must not include fewer than 90 credit points at level 2. 4.3 For candidates admitted in or before the Academic Year 1999/2000 only, the requirements of General Regulation 16.1, subsections 2 to 5, shall each be reduced by 5 credit points for each 15 credit points which the candidate holds at level 2 or above. 5.1 Courses are divided into two groups as under: Group A: Degree courses in Agriculture (including courses taught as part of collaborative programmes with Aberdeen College), Anatomy, Biochemistry, Biology (which is regarded for the purposes of Regulations 4.1 and 5.3 as constituting 2 disciplines), Biomedical Sciences, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Ecology, Engineering (which is regarded for the purposes of Regulations 4.1 and 5.3 as constituting 2 disciplines) (Courses at levels 1 and 2 only), Engineering Sciences, Environmental Science, Forestry, Genetics, Geography, Geology and Petroleum Geology, Health Sciences, History and Philosophy of Science, Immunology, Land Management, Marine Resource Management, Mathematics, Mathematical Sciences, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Organic Agriculture, Pharmacology, Physical Sciences, Physics, Physiology, Plant Biology, Psychology, Soil Science, Sports & Exercise Science, Statistics, Tools for Science, Tropical Biology, Zoology. Group B: Degree courses in any other discipline. Unnamed recognitions granted in respect of previous studies may be awarded in Group A or Group B as appropriate. 5.2 Courses from Group B may be counted towards the degree of BSc in Pure Science as follows: As part of any degree, where no more than 40 credit points or the equivalent may be taken at level 1, nor more than 30 credit points at any or each other level; (ii) As part of the prescription for an approved degree programme for the Designated Degree of BSc or the Degree of BSc with Honours, where no more than 80 credit points may be taken at levels 1 nor more than 60 credit points at Level 2 and no more than 120 credit points at Levels each of 3 and 4. 5.3 A minimum curriculum for the degree (i) may not include a pass in more than 40 credit points at level 1 from any one discipline, with the exception that it may include not more than a total of 100 credit points at level 1 in Computing Science and Mathematics, and not more than 60 of these credit points in either discipline; (ii) may not include passes representing more than 60 credit points at level 2 from any one discipline. 6. Where candidates are granted recognition on the basis of previous study, such recognition shall not extend to more than the equivalent of 240 credit points of study at levels 1 and 2 (increased as prescribed by Regulation 4.2 above where a candidate has been accorded recognitions in respect of courses offered at level 1 in or before the Academic Year 1999/2000 and the provisions of that Regulation apply) plus the equivalent of 120 credit points of study at level 3 for those candidates admitted directly to the Final Honours session. In respect of such recognition the period of study at the 51cg prescribed under Regulation 2 may be reduced by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), provided that the final and minimum period of study be one session full-time or two sessions part-time. This minimum period of study shall apply to those granted recognition under this Regulation. For candidates not granted such a recognition, the period of study at the 51cg shall be not less than two sessions full-time or four sessions part-time or a combination deemed equivalent. 7. Courses may include practical, laboratory or field work as prescribed but it shall be in the power of the examiners to accept, in lieu of practical examination, evidence that candidates have carried out observational, experimental or research work of a sufficient standard during their practical, laboratory or field work. 8. Candidates for the degree must comply with the prescriptions for individual courses and degree programmes. REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DESIGNATED DEGREE The Designated Degree may be awarded in the following disciplines: Agriculture and Business Management, Agricultural Science, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Chemistry in the Life Sciences, Chemistry with Physics, Computing Science, Computing Science and E-Business, Computing Science-Mathematics, Computing Science-Psychology, Computing Science (Biomedical Computing), Conservation Biology, Ecology, Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Science, Environmental Science (Ecology), Environmental Science (Physical Sciences), Environmental Science (Pollution & Reclamation), Equine Science, Forest Conservation, Forest Sciences, Genetics, Geography, Geography-Geoscience, Geology and Petroleum Geology, Geology-Physics, Geoscience, Immunology, Internet Information Systems, Mathematics, Mathematics with French, Mathematics with Gaelic, Mathematics with German, Mathematics with Spanish, Mathematics-Physics, Medicinal Chemistry, Microbiology, Microbiology-Genetics, Molecular Biology, Molecular Microbiology, Neuroscience with Psychology, Pharmacology, Physical Sciences Physics, Physics with Chemistry, Physics with French, Physics with Gaelic, Physics with Geology, Physics with German, Physics with Philosophy, Physics with Spanish, Physiology, Plant and Soil Sciences, Plant Biology, Psychology, Psychology with Gaelic, Psychology with French, Psychology with German, Psychology with Spanish, Sports & Exercise Science, Sports Studies (Sport & Society), Tropical Environmental Science, Technology with Education#, Wildlife Management, Zoology. The degree programme for each Designated Degree shall be prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) on the recommendation of the relevant Colleges. # Programme subject to the Supplementary General Regulations governing Combined Degrees which lead to an award in Initial Teacher Education. Notwithstanding Supplementary Regulation 9, exceptionally with the permission of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates registered for Honours Programme in disciplines not listed in Regulation 9 above, and who have obtained a minimum of 90 credit points in appropriate level 3 courses, may also be permitted to apply for the award of a designated degree, appropriately designated. 11. A candidate qualified for the Designated Degree of BSc, who has already received the Degree of BSc, shall on completing the requirements for the Designated Degree be entitled to receive a special certificate to that effect. REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREE WITH HONOURS Note: Regulations 12 to 15 below are framed with the candidate for the Honours Degree wholly by full-time study in mind. They also apply mutatis mutandis to candidates combining both part-time and full-time study for the degree. * These Honours programmes can only be taken as full-time study. 12. The Honours programmes approved for the degree are: (i) Single Honours: Agriculture and Business Management, Agricultural Sciences, Animal Ecology, Biochemistry*, Biochemistry with Industrial Placement*, Biochemistry (Immunology)*, Biochemistry (Immunology) with Industrial Placement*, Biology, Biomedical Materials-Chemistry, Biotechnology (Applied Molecular Biology)*, Biotechnology (Applied Molecular Biology) with Industrial Placement, Chemistry, Chemistry with E-Chemistry, Chemistry for the Offshore Industry, Computing Science*, Computing Science (Artificial Intelligence)*, Computing Science (Biomedical Computing), Computing Science (Business Computing)*, Computing Science (with Industrial Placement)*, Computing Science (Artificial Intelligence) (with Industrial Placement)*, Computing Science (Business Computing) (with Industrial Placement)*, Conservation Biology, Countryside & Environmental Management, Developmental Biology (Embryos, Stem Cells and Birth Defects), Ecology, Environmental Biology, Environmental Chemistry*, Environmental Science, Environmental Science (Ecology), Environmental Science (Physical Sciences), Environmental Science (Pollution & Reclamation), Forest Conservation, Forest Sciences, Genetics*, Genetics with Industrial Placement*, Genetics (Immunology)*, Genetics (Immunology) with Industrial Placement*, Geography, Geoscience*, Immunology, Immunology with Industrial Placement, Internet Information Systems, Marine Biology, Mathematics, Mathematics and Engineering Mathematics, Medicinal Chemistry*, Microbiology*, Microbiology with Industrial Placement*, Molecular Biology*, Molecular Biology with Industrial Placement*, Molecular Microbiology, Molecular Microbiology with Industrial Placement, Parasitology, Pharmacology*, Physics, Physical Sciences, Physiology*, Plant Biology, Psychology*, Sports & Exercise Science*, Sports Studies (Sport & Society), Tropical Environmental Science, Wildlife Management, Zoology. (ii) Joint Honours: Computing and E-Business*, Computing Science-Mathematics*, Computing Science-Psychology*, Computing Science-Statistics*, Engineering Physics, Environmental Microbiology*, Environmental Microbiology with Industrial Placement*, Geography-Geoscience*, Geology-Petroleum Geology*, Geology-Physics, Mathematics-Physics, Mathematics-Statistics, Mathematics-Zoology, Microbiology-Genetics*, Microbiology-Genetics with Industrial Placement*, Molecular Microbiology*, Molecular Microbiology with Industrial Placement*, Physics Education, Plant and Soil Sciences, Plant Science (Plant Cell & Molecular Biology), Psychology-Statistics*. (iii) Combined Honours: Chemistry with Accountancy, Chemistry with Management, Chemistry with Mathematics, Chemistry with Physics, Computing Science with French*, Computing Science with Spanish*, Computing Science with French (with Industrial Placement)*, Computing Science with Spanish (with Industrial Placement)*, Mathematics with French, Mathematics with Gaelic, Mathematics with German, Mathematics with Spanish, Neuroscience with Psychology, Physics with French, Physics with Chemistry, Physics with Gaelic, Physics with Geology, Physics with German, Physics with Philosophy, Physics with Spanish, Psychology with Celtic*, Psychology with French*, Psychology with German*, Technology with Education. The degree programme for each Honours degree shall be prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). 13. Candidates shall not be admitted to any Honours programme unless they have complied with the prerequisites for entry to that programme as prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) on the recommendation of the Director of Undergraduate Programmes (Science) and have secured the permission of the Heads of the Schools concerned. 14. Candidates shall not be admitted to a one year Honours programme unless they have obtained credit points representing a minimum of 360 credit points at levels 1, 2 and 3. Candidates shall not be admitted to a two year Honours programme unless they have previously obtained a minimum of 240 credit points at levels 1 and 2. These requirements shall be increased in accordance with the provision of Regulation 4.2 where that Regulation applies. The Director of Undergraduate Programmes (Science) on the recommendation of the Head(s) of the Schools(s) concerned, may exempt candidates from this requirement. 15. Candidates for the Degree of BSc with Honours who have, prior to admission to the University, passed examinations approved by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), if the standard of passes is acceptable to the Director of Undergraduate Programmes (Science), may be exempted from up to 120 credit points at level 1. If a candidate is so exempted, the minimum period of study at the 51cg prescribed under Regulation 2 (a) (i) may be reduced to not less than three sessions. Candidates exempted from less than 60 credit points in any half-session may elect either (a) to substitute for each course from which they are exempt another course of the same credit value, (b) to pursue studies of equivalent credit value under the direction of a Tutor appointed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). 16. If candidates who have obtained exemption under Regulation 14 thereafter fail to qualify for, or to apply for admission to, the final session of an Honours programme, they may nevertheless be permitted to count the passes which they obtained in the examinations entitling them to exemption as equivalent to a maximum of 120 credit points at Level 1 towards the Degree of BSc or the Designated Degree of BSc, as appropriate. Such candidates may not receive the Degree of BSc or the Designated Degree of BSc before the end of their third session of registration in the 51cg. 17 A candidate for the Degree of BSc with Honours who has already received the Degree of BSc or the Designated Degree of BSc shall, on completing the requirements for an Honours programme, be entitled to receive a special certificate to that effect. 18. Candidates who have been examined for the Honours Degree in any discipline in Science or in Arts and Social Sciences may not present themselves for re-examination in the same or a corresponding discipline in Science. GENERAL NOTES 1. Candidates for the Degree of BSc with Honours, in addition to complying with the General and Supplementary Degree Regulations, must include within their curriculum one of the appropriate combination of courses set out below. Specifications are in terms of the courses included in the Catalogue of Courses for the current session. For previous year equivalents, earlier editions of the University Calendar should be consulted. 2. Candidates who have embarked on an Honours programme and/or entered their Final Honours Year shall have their Registration Forms endorsed accordingly. Candidates may count towards Honours degree assessment only the first result obtained by them in any element which contributes towards such assessment. 3. Where the assessment arrangements for Honours students differ from those for non-Honours students taking the same courses this is stated under the relevant prescription(s), below. Any additional requirements are also stated. Otherwise, the assessment of each course is as stated in the current Catalogue of Courses. 4. Candidates for the award of the Designated Degree of BSc are required to comply with the general requirements of BSc Supplementary Regulation 4.1(b) (as modified by Regulation 4.2 for candidates admitted before or during Academic Year 1999/2000) together, where appropriate, with any additional requirements set out below. Where no additional requirements are stated, the general requirements of Regulation 4.1(b) (as modified by Regulation 4.2 for candidates admitted before or during Academic Year 1999/2000) apply. Where a degree programme includes a requirement that a period be spent in industry or on study abroad, acceptance for such periods is at the discretion of the Head of the School administering the relevant Honours programme; and is subject to the availability of placements in industry or at institutions abroad, as appropriate. Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Master of Chemistry (MChem) RESOLUTION The degree of Master of Chemistry (MChem) is conferred in accordance with Resolution No 190 of 1996, which was approved by the University Court on 19 March 1996. REGULATIONS 1. The degree of Master of Chemistry (MChem) may be conferred as a first degree with Honours but only following the completion of an Honours programme. The degree may be conferred with the following designations: Biomedical Materials Chemistry, Chemistry, Chemistry for the Offshore Industry, Chemistry (Environmental Analytical Chemistry), Chemistry with E-Chemistry, Chemistry with Modern Languages, Environmental Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry. The examiners may recommend a candidate who has failed to achieve the standard necessary for the award of the Degree be awarded the Degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours, in accordance with the Supplementary Regulations governing that degree. 2. The courses for the degree are those contained in the Schedule of Courses annexed to these regulations; only passes in those courses are recognised for the purpose of these regulations and for the award of the degree. 3. Candidates, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), must attend courses in the 51cg for either (i) five sessions of full-time study including an extended research project or industrial placement in the final year; or (ii) the equivalent period of full-time and part-time study, as determined by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). 4. In the case of exemption being granted by the academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), the period of study at the 51cg must be at least three sessions and in no case shall the total period of study at a University or similar institution be less than four sessions. Any such exemptions will be limited to courses at Levels 1 and 2. 5. Credit points awarded at Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4 towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pure Science at the 51cg may be recognised for the purposes of the MChem degree. 6. In terms of General Regulation 4, part-time study is permitted at all levels. 7. In terms of General Regulations for First Degrees 16.1 (e), except with the permission of the Senatus Academicus, on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates may not proceed to programme years 3, 4 or 5 unless they have obtained the approval of the Head of Chemistry. 8. Every candidate for the degree must in programme years 1 to 3 comply with the progress regulations applicable to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pure Science*. In determining the award of the degree, the examiners will take into account the candidates performance in the first attempt at the degree assessment for courses in programme years 3, 4 and 5. In addition, consideration may be given to the performance in such other tests and assessment of a candidates previous work as the examiners, with the approval of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) , may from time to time require*. Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSc Agr) 1. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSc Agr) may be conferred in one of three forms: as the Degree of BSc Agr, or as the Designated Degree of BSc Agr, or as the Degree of BSc Agr with Honours. 2. Every candidate for the degree must, unless granted a concession in accordance with Regulation 3: (i) attend, during not less than three sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc Agr or the Designated Degree of BSc Agr and not less than four sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc Agr with Honours, approved courses of instruction in the 51cg. (ii) complete the prescribed degree assessments as specified in Regulation 3. (iii) complete all the practical work specified in Regulation 6. 3. The courses qualifying for the degree are those contained in the Schedule of Courses annexed to these Regulations. Candidates must comply with the degree prescriptions contained therein. 4. (i) A candidate who has, prior to admission to the University, passed at a sufficiently high standard examinations approved by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) may be exempted from attendance on and assessment in one or more of the courses at level 1. In respect of a candidate granted concessions under this regulation in respect of courses representing not less than 160 credit points for courses offered before or during Academic Year 1999/2000 or 120 credit points for courses offered in or after Academic Year 2000/01, the period of study prescribed under Regulation 2 may be reduced by not more than one session by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). (ii) Where a candidate is granted recognition on the basis of previous study, the period of study at the 51cg prescribed under Regulation 2 may be reduced by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), provided that the final and minimum period of study be not less than one session. (iii) Candidates exempted under (i) above from less than 60 credit points in any half-session may elect either to substitute for each course from which they are exempt another course of equivalent credit value or to pursue studies of an equivalent credit value prescribed by a Tutor appointed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) 5.1 The graduating requirements for the degree shall be as follows: candidates first enrolled for the Degree of BSc Agr before 2003/04 must achieve not fewer than 300 credit points, including (i) not more than 180 credit points at level 1 and (ii) not fewer than 120 credit points at levels 2 and 3. Candidates first enrolled for the Degree of BSc during or after 2003/04 must achieve not fewer than 360 credit points, including not fewer than 60 credit points at level 3. Candidates for the Designated Degree of BSc Agr must achieve not fewer than 360 credit points, including (i) at least 240 credit points at levels 1 and 2 and (ii) at least 90 credit points at level 3; Candidates for the Degree of BSc Agr with Honours must achieve not fewer than 480 credit points, including (i) 240 credit points at levels 1 and 2 and (ii) not fewer than 210 credit points at levels 3 and 4 chosen so as to conform to the specification of one of the Honours programmes specified in Regulation 7. Where a candidate wishes to count in a minimum curriculum for the degree more than 120 credit points from courses at level 1 and these courses were attended in or before the Academic Year 1999/2000, the total graduating requirements as prescribed by 5.1 above shall be increased by 5 credit points for each 20 such credit points counted above 120. For candidates admitted in or before the Academic Year 1999/2000 only, the requirement of General Regulation 16.1, subsections 2 to 5, shall be reduced by 5 credit points for each 15 credit points which the candidate holds at level 2 or above. 6. In addition to satisfying the other requirements for the degree, each candidate for the degree is required to complete the following: (i) Vacation Courses held at the discretion of the Head of School (a) Course I, lasting approximately one week, normally held during the Summer vacation following the first session (AG1909); (b) Course II, lasting approximately one week, normally held during the Easter vacation of the third session (Part of AG3025); (c) If the final year curriculum requires it, a field course of up to one weeks duration during the Easter vacation. (ii) Agricultural Work Experience The following requirements must be met (a) in the case of a candidate for the Degree of BSc Agr or of the Designated degree of BSc Agr prior to qualifying for graduation or (b) in the case of a candidate for the Degree of BSc Agr with Honours before entry to the final Honours session: At least fifteen weeks of agricultural work experience, approved in advance by or on behalf of the Head of of Agriculture & Forestry. This period shall include at least six weeks, normally on an approved farm, in respect of which a detailed report must be presented by the candidate on the last day of the Winter Term of the third session. REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREE WITH HONOURS 7. The Honours programmes approved for the degree are: Animal Science or General Agriculture. 8. Candidates shall not be admitted to an Honours programme without the approval of the Head of Agriculture & Forestry. 9. The grade of Honours shall be awarded according to the candidates performance in the prescribed Honours assessment. Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences (BSc Biomed Sci) RESOLUTION The degree of Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences (BSc Biomed Sci) is conferred in accordance with Resolution No 160 of 1993, which was approved by the University Court on 16 March 1993. REGULATIONS 1. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences (BSc Biomed Sci) may be conferred in one of three forms: either as the Degree, or as the Designated Degree, or as the Degree with Honours. The Degree will not be available to students first enrolled in or after 2003/04. 2. Unless granted a concession in accordance with Regulation 3, candidates for the degree must attend approved courses of instruction in the 51cg for not less than three sessions in the case of the Degree or the Designated Degree and not less than four sessions in the case of the Degree with Honours. 3. (i) Candidates who, in another university or similar institution approved for this by the Senatus Academicus, have attended courses of instruction and passed examinations in one or more of the subjects of study may on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) be granted recognition for attendance on but not assessment in or both attendance on and assessment in such courses and subjects prescribed under Regulation 4; (ii) Candidates who have passed at a sufficiently high standard examinations approved for this purpose by the Senatus Academicus in one or more of the courses of study at level 1 may be exempted from attendance on and assessment in the appropriate courses at that level; (iii) In respect of any such recognitions and exemptions granted, the minimum period of study for candidates in the 51cg may be reduced appropriately by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), but in no case shall any degree be awarded unless the period of study at the 51cg has been at least two sessions and in no case shall the total period of study at a university or similar institution be less than three sessions. (iv) Candidates exempted under (ii) above from less than 60 credit points in any half-session may elect either to substitute for each course from which they are exempt another course of equivalent credit value or to pursue studies of an equivalent credit value prescribed by a Tutor appointed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) 4. The courses qualifying for the degree are those contained in the Schedule of Courses annexed to these regulations. Candidates must comply with the degree prescription contained therein. 5. In terms of General Regulations for First Degrees 16.1 (e) except by permission of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), candidates may not proceed to courses at level 2 unless they have passed or gained exemptions from all the courses at level 1 prescribed by Regulation 7 as required for the award of the degree; nor to courses at level 3, unless they have passed or gained exemptions from all the courses at level 2 prescribed in the Schedule of Courses. (a) From programme year 1 to programme year 2 unless they have been passed by award or exemption all courses prescribed for programme year 1: or (b) From programme year 2 to programme year 3 unless they have passed by award or exemption all courses prescribed for programme years 1 and 2. REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREE OR THE DESIGNATED DEGREE 6. The required courses of instruction for the degree are those at levels 1, 2 and 3 contained in the Schedule of Courses. 7. To qualify for the award of the Degree candidates, unless granted a concession under Regulation 3, must either (a) if they have attended level 1 in or before Academic Year 1999/2000 (i) complete successfully the prescribed degree assessment relating to not fewer than 140 credit points at level 1; (ii) have passed or been exempted from all courses prescribed as compulsory at that level; (iii) complete successfully the prescribed degree assessment relating to not fewer than 150 further credit points at levels 2 and 3; (iv) complete successfully the prescribed degree assessment relating to either an additional 20 credit points at level 1 or an additional 15 credit points at level 2 or 3; or (b) if they have attended level 1 in or after Academic year 2000/01 (i) complete successfully the prescribed degree assessment relating to not fewer than 120 credit points at level 1; (ii) have passed or been exempted from all courses prescribed as compulsory at that level; (iii) complete successfully the prescribed degree assessment relating to not fewer than 180 credit points, including not fewer than 150 at level 2 and 3. To qualify for the award of the Designated Degree candidates must fulfil requirements (i) and (ii) under either (a) or (b) above and complete the prescribed degree assessment for all 240 credit points prescribed at levels 2 and 3. REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREE WITH HONOURS 8. Candidates seeking admission to courses qualifying for Honours assessment must have completed the requirements for the Designated Degree, prescribed in Regulation 7, at an appropriate standard. Candidates shall not be admitted to an Honours programme unless they have applied for and secured the permission of the Head of the relevant School. The Honours programme can be undertaken by full-time study only. 9. The grade of Honours shall be awarded according to a candidates performance in the prescribed degree assessment for the Honours programme and such additional elements as may be prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSc For) 1. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSc For) may be conferred in one of two forms: either as the Designated Degree of BSc For or as the Degree of BSc For with Honours. 2. Every candidate for the degree, unless granted a concession in accordance with Regulation 3, must attend approved courses of instruction in the 51cg in the prescribed subjects during not less than three sessions in the case of the Honours Degree, and must complete the prescribed degree assessment in these subjects. Candidates must also complete satisfactorily the practical courses prescribed in Regulation 4. 3. (i) Where candidates are granted recognition on the basis of previous study, such recognition shall not normally extend to more than 160 credit points in courses at level 1 offered before or during Academic Year 1999/2000 or 120 credit points at level 1 in courses offered in or after Academic Year 2000/01, although candidates who have obtained an HND in Forestry, passing the component courses at a satisfactory level may be exempted from a further 120 credit points at level 2. In respect of such recognition the period of study for candidates at the 51cg prescribed under Regulation 2 may be reduced by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), provided that in no case shall the period of full-time study at the 51cg be less than two sessions. (ii) A candidate who has passed examinations approved for this purpose by the Senatus Academicus at a standard considered sufficiently high by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) may be exempted from attendance on and from assessment in certain courses and examination in the relevant subjects at level 1. In such cases the candidate may be required to attend alternative courses at level 1 and complete the prescribed degree assessment in those courses. (iii) Where a candidate has passed examinations approved for this purpose by the Senatus Academicus in relevant subjects at a standard considered sufficiently high by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), the period of study prescribed under Regulation 2 may be reduced by not more than one session by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). (iv) Candidates exempted under (ii) above from less than 60 credit points in any half-session may elect either to substitute for each course from which they are exempt another course of equivalent credit value or to pursue studies of equivalent credit value prescribed by a Tutor appointed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) 4. The courses qualifying for the degree are those contained in the schedule of courses annexed to these regulations. Candidates must comply with the degree prescriptions contained therein. 5. Every candidate for the degree must complete both the field work outlined below and such written reports and other exercises arising therefrom as may be required, to the satisfaction of the Head of Agriculture & Forestry: i) Day courses. A series of field visits and practical classes throughout the degree programme. ii) Extended courses and vacation courses. All candidates Field Course II: Study tour lasting five days in Northern and central Scotland during the Easter vacation at level 2. Field Course III: Study tours lasting five days in the Borders and Lake District in week 0 of level 3 Honours Degree Candidates Field Course IV: Study tour of selected continental forests lasting approximately seven days in the Easter vacation at level 4. Management plan exercise held in the last four weeks of the Summer vacation preceding level 4. Field Course I is a weekend study tour, normally held in the first term of level 1, on which attendance is voluntary. In addition all candidates are encouraged to work for as much time as possible (preferably three months or more) in a forest, arboricultural or relevant industrial enterprise. A sandwich session, entailing structured and supervised practical work with a forest enterprise, is available between levels 3 and 4 for candidates wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity (numbers may be limited). REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DESIGNATED DEGREE 6. Candidates, unless granted exemption under Regulation 3, must take the level 1 courses and must also attend the courses and complete the prescribed degree assessment in such further courses as are prescribed in one of the two programmes for the Designated Degree, listed in the ANNEX to these Regulations. REGULATIONS FOR AWARD OF THE DEGREE WITH HONOURS 7. Candidates for admission to an Honours programme are required to obtain the approval of the Head of Agriculture & Forestry and to have passed all prescribed courses at levels 1, 2 and 3 of the corresponding programme for the Designated Degree. 8. At level 4 (Honours session) candidates must take an approved Honours programme. The degree programme for each Honours degree shall be prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). 9. (i) The award of Honours shall be based on the candidates performance in the prescribed Honours programme. (ii) A candidate for the Degree of BSc For with Honours who has already been awarded the Designated Degree of BSc For shall on completing all requirements for the Honours degree receive a certificate recording the class of Honours awarded. Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSc Health Sci) 1. The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSc Health Sci) may be conferred in one of two forms: either as the Designated Degree of BSc or as the Degree of BSc with Honours. 2. Unless granted a concession in accordance with Regulation 3, candidates for the degree must attend approved courses of instruction in the 51cg for the following periods: Candidates for the degree by full-time study only: not less than three sessions in the case of the Designated Degree of BSc and not less than four sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc with Honours. Candidates for the degree by part-time study only: not less than six sessions in the case of the Designated Degree of BSc and not less than eight sessions in the case of the Degree of BSc with Honours. Candidates for the degree by a combination of part-time and full-time study: such period as may be determined in individual cases by the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine). 3. (i) Candidates who, in another university or similar institution approved for this purpose by the Senatus Academicus, have attended courses of instruction and passed examinations in one or more of the subjects of study may be exempted by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine) from attendance on but not assessment in or both attendance on and assessment in such courses and subjects prescribed under Regulation 4; (ii) Candidates who have passed at a sufficiently high standard in examinations approved for this purpose by the Senatus Academicus in one or more of the courses of study at level 1 may be exempted from attendance on and assessment in the appropriate courses at that level; (iii) In respect of any such recognitions and exemptions granted, the minimum period of study for candidates in the 51cg may be reduced appropriately by the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine) but in no case shall the degree be awarded unless the period of study at the 51cg has been at least one academic year and in no case shall the total period of study at a university or similar institution be less than three academic years. The courses qualifying for the degree are those contained in the Schedule of Courses annexed to these regulations. Candidates must comply with the degree prescription contained therein. All candidates admitted to the degree or to the Honours programme in Academic Year 2002/03 or later must be registered for one of the following degree programmes: Health Sciences Health Sciences (Health Services Research) Health Sciences (Health Promotion) Health Sciences (Health and Society) Health Sciences (Health and Nutrition)* Health Sciences (Health and Sport)* Health Sciences (Health and Womens Studies)* The requirements of the individual degree programmes are set out in the Schedule of Courses. *Note: Students admitted to the degree prior to Academic Year 2002/03 may not have the prerequisites required for entry to these Honours Programmes and should contact the Programme Co-ordinator for guidance. 5. Except by permission of the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine), candidates may not proceed to courses at level 4 unless they have passed or gained exemptions from all courses at levels 1, 2 and 3 prescribed in the Schedule of Courses. Regulations for Award of the Designated Degree 6. The required courses of instruction for the Designated Degree are those at levels 1, 2 and 3 contained in the Schedule of Courses. 7. Candidates for the Designated Degree, unless granted a concession under Regulation 3, must complete the prescribed degree assessment relating to (i) all compulsory courses at levels 1, 2 and 3; (ii) the approved choice of optional courses at levels 1 and 2; and (iii) the courses at level 1, 2 and 3. 8. The courses may include practical, laboratory or field work and it shall be in the power of the examiners to accept, in lieu of practical examination, evidence that candidates have carried out experimental or research work of a sufficient standard during their practical, laboratory or field work. Regulations for award of the degree with honours 9. Candidates seeking admission to courses qualifying for Honours assessment must have completed the requirements for the Designated Degree, prescribed in Regulation 7 at an appropriate standard. Candidates shall not be admitted to an Honours programme unless they have applied for and secured the permission of the Honours Co-ordinator so designated by the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine). After admission to an Honours programme candidates must comply with the relative programme rules and regulations. Except with the permission of the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine), an Honours programme must be taken in one academic year only by full-time candidates, and in two academic years only by part-time candidates. 10. The grade of Honours shall be awarded according to a candidates performance in the prescribed degree assessment for the Honours programme and in such additional elements as may be prescribed by the Academic Standards Committee (Science, Engineering & Medicine) on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine). Candidates must complete such assessment not later than the end of their Honours academic year except with the permission of the Senatus Academicus on the recommendation of the Undergraduate Programme Committee (Medicine). Supplementary Regulations for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Marine and Coastal Resource Management (BSc Mar Res Man) The degree of Bachelor of Science in Marine and Coastal Resource Management (BSc Mar Res Man) may be conferred in one of the two forms: either as the Degree of BSc Marine and Coastal Resource Management or as the Degree of BSc Marine and Coastal Resource Management with Honours. It may not be conferred honoris causa tantum. REGULATIONS FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE Every candidate for a degree must obtain a minimum of 360 credit points; and every candidate for a degree with honours must obtain a minimum of 480 credit points. Every candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Marine and Coastal Resource Management must be in attendance on classes for 3 years, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), before applying for the degree. Every candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Marine and Coastal Resource Management with Honours, must be in attendance on classes for 4 years, unless granted exemption by the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate), before applying for the degree. Every candidate for one of the degree programmes listed in Regulation 1 must attend and complete satisfactorily the programme of courses as specified in the relevant section of the Schedule of Courses annexed to these Regulations. They must also satisfactorily undertake any field work as specified by the Head of the School of Geosciences. A candidate who has fulfilled the requirements of the non-honours programme prescription as specified in the Annex to these Regulations, and of the General Degree Regulations shall be entitled to apply for the award of the corresponding Degree of Bachelor of Science in Marine and Coastal Resource Management. Candidates who have displayed special merit may be awarded the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Marine and Coastal Resource Management with Distinction or with Commendation on the recommendation of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate). REGULATIONS FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE WITH HONOURS A candidate for the degree of BSc in Marine and Coastal Resource Management with Honours must have been confirmed by the Head of the School of Geosciences as suitable for admission to the Honours programme prior to entry to programme year 3. Applicants for entry to the Honours programme shall normally be required to submit their applications to the Head of the School of Geosciences by 1 August preceding entry to the Honours programme. Every candidate for the Degree with Honours shall be required to submit a dissertation proposal on a subject approved by the Head of the School of Geosciences by 30th April in the Junior Honours session. Candidates shall submit their dissertations by the end of the winter term in the final session unless, in exceptional circumstances, the prior permission of the Academic Standards Committee (Undergraduate) has been obtained. In the absence of such permission, late submission will be penalised. Every dissertation must be typed in double spacing on A4 paper and bound or covered as required by the School of Geosciences. Candidates who have fulfilled the requirements of honours programme prescription as specified in the Annex to these regulations and the requirements of the General Degree Regulations shall be entitled to apply for the award of the Degree of BSc in Marine and Coastal Resource Management with Honours. 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